The President of Russia offered the world a generalized idea for overcoming the crisis
Under the slogans of progress and equality, Western civilization is slipping not just in violation of human rights and freedoms, but already to the most real crimes against humanity. Russian President Vladimir Putin made such a message at the international Valdai Forum. According to the President of the country, in the era of global transformation, the values that have been formed over long periods of time cannot be swept aside. Putin noted that the crisis phenomena the world is facing today will help overcome healthy conservatism. A sort of generalized idea of overcoming the crisis for the modern world.
The conservatism preached by Vladimir Putin, to put it mildly, is not to the liking of those political and economic forces that prioritize the principles of rapid development. The problem is that sometimes rapid development ultimately leads to a total crisis, in which all the fruits of this development turn to dust.
The idea of Western ultraliberals to sweep aside everything old (including traditions and values) for the sake of exceptional “novelty” (even if this novelty leads to fatal consequences) today leads to surprisingly absurd results. The United States suddenly began to resemble the late Soviet Union with a "hesitant party line", when in an attempt to save itself in the end everything is done against it.
How prepared is Russia itself for modern challenges? To what extent is our country ready to offer the world a viable development model? And to what extent can the example of Russia be attractive to the modern world in general? Questions, questions ...
Mikhail Leontyev discusses the message of Vladimir Putin in the program "However":
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